Cops arrest 16 as investigations into Puncak Jalil 'ah long' harassment continues


SERDANG: The police have arrested 16 people as investigations into a complainant being harassed by loan sharks for nearly two years despite not borrowing any money continues.

“Based on the now viral news of a house being harassed by ah long in Pucak Jalil, the police met up with the complainant on Jan 4. We received a photo of a MyKad from the complainant and we followed up on that.

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